Christopher Newport University, Ferguson Center for the Arts
The Ferguson Center for the Arts is a transformative 201,470-square-foot complex that blends ambitious new construction with strategic adaptive reuse to create a world-class cultural hub. Completed in two phases, the project converted an existing gymnasium into a versatile 550-seat Music and Theatre venue while adding a new experimental studio theatre and a stunning 1,750-seat proscenium theatre. Designed for maximum versatility, the facility accommodates a vast range of programming. The mainstage proscenium venue features three tiers of seating, full fly tower, orchestra pit, and demountable orchestra shell. The room’s warm and rich wood tones, and thoroughly integrated performance equipment and rigging allow audiences to focus squarely on the performances—this thoughtful design combined with a seating design that maximizes intimacy and draws performers and guests close together helps create a memorable and highly impactful theatregoing experience. The studio theatre offers a flexible environment for experimental works and rehearsals. Beyond performances, the center integrates classrooms, visual arts studios, and practice rooms, creating a holistic educational ecosystem.
Richmond CenterStage, Altria Theater
2014
North America
Theatre Projects began the renovation of the 180,000 square foot theatre by determining how the Altria could better accommodate touring…
Yale University, Sprague Memorial Hall, Morse Recital Hall
2003
North America
The focus of this renovation was to bring this historic hall up to current performance standards while providing modern amenities.…
Eastern Connecticut State University, Fine Arts Instructional Center
2016
North America
This new 118,000 square foot arts center brings together a diverse group of arts students under one roof and features…
